Air Quality in Offices
The indoor air quality in an
office environment or in other
words the air you breathe, will have
a profound effect on your
overall ability to work,
concentrate and perform daily
tasks. Poor indoor air
quality can lead to employee
complaints as well excessive
down-time and absenteeism.
Poor air quality can lead to odor complaints, allergic reactions and is one
of the leading sources for employee dissatisfaction in the workplace.
We can
show you easy and inexpensive
ways to make any office a
healthier place to work thereby decreasing employee complaints, decreasing
absenteeism and increasing productivity. The cost of our indoor air
quality assessments are quickly out weighed by increased employee satisfaction
and productivity.
A few
things to watch out for when
dealing with indoor air quality.
- Poor air flow or
temperature variances within
the office due to improperly
balanced HVAC systems.
- Improperly managed
humidity levels.
- Airborne Dust issues
from poorly maintained vents
or other sources within the
building.
- Chemical off gassing (VOC's)
from building materials or
office contents.
- Inadequate ventilation
for high occupancy areas due
to mechanical or building
issues.
- Carbon Monoxide (CO) or
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) issues.
- Sewer gas issues leading
to odor complaints.
- Water damage issues
leading to odor complaints
or mould growth damage.
- Mould spore issues
leading to respiratory
complaints.
Our Indoor Air Quality Testing program can pin point your indoor air quality
issues and provide easy to follow and concrete solutions to your air quality
needs.
All our air quality assessments are confidential and include a complete
report with detailed recommendations to solve any sick building issues.
See also Liability Issues for more information about indoor air quality in
the workplace.
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